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47 minutes ago, vishalvirsingh said:

akash --kya line n length hai- perfect. but pace 133k, 136k

 

he is definitely better than Khaleel and I shall pick akashdeep ahead of Khaleel for sure. i expect akash to bowl faster in Australia...he is bowling like Mcgrath lil short of good length.

 

 

Akash will bowl quicker once he recovers from dengue.

 

We have seen him bowl 133 k to 145 k in his first test.

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Was waiting to see whether Umran Malik has improved his red ball bowling. 

 

If he is sufficiently accurate then he can pose a different challenge of express pace when the conditions flatten out. 

 

Sadly, he got dengue 

 

Now the selectors won't know whether it is possible to pick him. 

Posted
21 minutes ago, express bowling said:

Was waiting to see whether Umran Malik has improved his red ball bowling. 

 

If he is sufficiently accurate then he can pose a different challenge of express pace when the conditions flatten out. 

 

Sadly, he got dengue 

 

Now the selectors won't know whether it is possible to pick him. 

Reckon he will play at least 1 red ball game.

Folks like Akashdeep Harshit or Khaleel may get picked for test side.

Posted
3 minutes ago, Vickydev said:

This is the quickest I have seen Avesh bowl for a while... Into the mid 130s in a red ball game

 

Tall, bounce bowlers can feel vicious if they are bowling 135 k+.

 

Avesh needs to do this instead of dropping down to 126 k.

Posted (edited)

Does anyone think Harshit Rana looks a bit heavy with some excess fat.

 

I think if be he can be a bit leaner with more muscle, he has the potential to add a few more kms to his pace, also better fitness.

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Posted
47 minutes ago, express bowling said:

Was waiting to see whether Umran Malik has improved his red ball bowling. 

 

If he is sufficiently accurate then he can pose a different challenge of express pace when the conditions flatten out. 

 

Sadly, he got dengue 

 

Now the selectors won't know whether it is possible to pick him. 

if he does not play in the next match also, Umraan and Mayank will not fly to AUSTRALIA 

Posted (edited)
7 hours ago, Nikhil_cric said:

When did they bring in this expert?  Thing is we need this at an even younger age. 

 

More than 12 years ago Alex Kontouris of Cricket Australia concluded that multi format bowlers were breaking down more often and there was no pattern to these injuries. 

 

They could only recommend drilling in proper bowling technique from a young age(12-13) and restricting workloads until the age of 24 

 

And bowling workload is not just about match bowling 

 

They sometimes bowl 24 balls at high intensity in the nets and nothing more. 

 

I'm not sure how our young pacers are managed. 

 

Even if they aren't playing domestic cricket, are they bowling too much in the nets etc. is something I'm not aware of 

 

 

 

Think bio-mechanics expert came on contract and is brought only when needed and case to case basis. The reason is there are not many with such knowledge and these kind of ppl keep need to keep their knowledge up to date with latest technique and knowledge.

 

Age group cricket (structural) in Ind is run by private academies, bcci/icc offers some kind of coaching certificates but getting bio-mechanics experts are hard to find and get. Some academies do bring these guys for 1-2 week when they are touring Ind.

 

Only Aus cricket is good at this, coaches at local levels have deep understanding on basics of cricket. Thats why they are able spot the weaknesses of the player and the bowlers who have dodgy actions

 

 

 

 

 

 

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14 minutes ago, tapandrun said:

Think bio-mechanics expert came on contract and is brought only when needed and case to case basis. The reason is there are not many with such knowledge and these kind of ppl keep need to keep their knowledge up to date with latest technique and knowledge.

 

Age group cricket (structural) in Ind is run by private academies, bcci/icc offers some kind of coaching certificates but getting bio-mechanics experts are hard to find and get. Some academies do bring these guys for 1-2 week when they are touring Ind.

 

Only Aus cricket is good at this, coaches at local levels have deep understanding on basics of cricket. Thats why they are spot the weaknesses of the player and the bowlers who have dodgy actions

 

 

 

 

 

 

The advantage is that they can rely on their universities to do original research and take advantage of the knowledge created. 

 

Even England's pace bowlers improved massively after their association with Loughborough.

 

 

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